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The '''DD11 backplanes''' are a series of [[UNIBUS]] and [[Modified UNIBUS Device|MUD]] [[backplane]] [[system unit]]s. They were normally installed in a [[BA11 mounting boxes|BA11 mounting box]]. | The '''DD11 backplanes''' are a series of [[UNIBUS]] and [[Modified UNIBUS Device|MUD]] [[backplane]] [[system unit]]s. They were normally installed in a [[BA11 mounting boxes|BA11 mounting box]]. | ||
| − | * [[DD11-A backplane]] - 4 slot, powered through a power connector board plugged into the backplane | + | * [[DD11-A backplane]] - 4 slot UNIBUS, powered through a power connector board plugged into the backplane |
| − | * [[DD11-B backplane]] - 4 slot, with early [[DEC power distribution connectors]] | + | * [[DD11-B backplane]] - 4 slot UNIBUS, with early [[DEC power distribution connectors]] |
* [[DD11-C backplane]] - 4-slot MUD, with later power distribution connectors | * [[DD11-C backplane]] - 4-slot MUD, with later power distribution connectors | ||
* [[DD11-D backplane]] - 9-slot MUD | * [[DD11-D backplane]] - 9-slot MUD | ||
Revision as of 21:50, 26 March 2023
The DD11 backplanes are a series of UNIBUS and MUD backplane system units. They were normally installed in a BA11 mounting box.
- DD11-A backplane - 4 slot UNIBUS, powered through a power connector board plugged into the backplane
- DD11-B backplane - 4 slot UNIBUS, with early DEC power distribution connectors
- DD11-C backplane - 4-slot MUD, with later power distribution connectors
- DD11-D backplane - 9-slot MUD
- DD11-P backplane - modified DD11-D used to hold the PDP-11/34 CPU
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